> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.kipmox.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Commands > Every kipmox command — what it does, when to use it, and where to find it. Every kipmox command lives in the **Command Palette** (`Cmd+Shift+P` / `Ctrl+Shift+P`). Type `kipmox` to filter the full list. Three commands are also on the **right-click menu** — `kipmox: Deploy to Org`, `kipmox: Explain this code`, and `kipmox: Re-analyse File` — in both the editor and the Explorer. Every command is always available from the **Command Palette**, and a couple also have a **status bar** shortcut — each command's **Available from** row below says where. kipmox commands in the VS Code Command Palette ## Deploy ### kipmox: Deploy to Org | | | | ------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **What it does** | Deploys the active file to your Salesforce CLI default org. For LWC, deploys the entire component bundle. On failure, opens the **Deploy Errors** panel. | | **When to use** | Any time you want to deploy an Apex or LWC file without leaving VS Code. | | **Available from** | Editor right-click · Explorer right-click · Command Palette | See [Deploy to Org](/workflows/deploy-to-org) for the full workflow. ## Code analysis & documentation ### kipmox: Explain this code | | | | ------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **What it does** | Generates a plain-English document for the active Apex class, trigger, or LWC — what it does, how it's structured, and any static-analysis findings. | | **When to use** | When you want to understand an unfamiliar file or produce documentation for it. | | **Available from** | Editor right-click · Explorer right-click · Command Palette | See [Generate Documentation](/workflows/generate-documentation). ### kipmox: Re-analyse File | | | | ------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | **What it does** | Re-runs code analysis on the active file and refreshes all warnings and CodeLens links instantly — without saving. | | **When to use** | To force a fresh analysis after manual edits, or when CodeLens links look out of date. | | **Available from** | Editor right-click · Explorer right-click · Command Palette | kipmox shows a notification when the command completes: | Situation | Notification | | --------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | Supported file open | "kipmox: Re-analysis complete — `filename`" | | No file open | "kipmox: Open a file first to re-analyse." | | Unsupported file type | "kipmox: Re-analyse only supports Apex (.cls, .trigger) and LWC (.js, .html) files." | Analysis normally runs when you **save** a file — not when you open it. Use this command to re-analyse on demand. See [Code Analysis](/workflows/code-analysis). ### kipmox: Open Chat | | | | ------------------ | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **What it does** | Opens the **kipmox — Code Analysis** panel with an empty chat. Ask anything about your Apex or LWC — errors, best practices, explanations, or general Salesforce questions. | | **When to use** | When you want to ask kipmox a question outside the normal fix workflow. | | **Available from** | Command Palette | If you click **kipmox: 💡 Explain & Fix** on a flagged line while the chat is open, the panel resets to show that specific fix. Use Open Chat to start a fresh conversation without triggering analysis. ### kipmox: Set Static Analysis Config File | | | | ------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **What it does** | Points kipmox at your team's custom YAML rules file, so analysis flags your own conventions alongside the built-in rules. | | **When to use** | When your team maintains custom code-analysis rules. | | **Available from** | Command Palette | See [Code Analysis Rules](/reference/code-analysis-rules). ### kipmox: Clear Static Analysis Config File | | | | ------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **What it does** | Removes the custom YAML rules file, returning analysis to the built-in rules only. | | **When to use** | When you want to stop using custom rules. | | **Available from** | Command Palette | ## Modes ### kipmox: Toggle Safe Mode | | | | ------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **What it does** | Switches between **Safe Mode** and **Auto Fix Mode** — the same as clicking **kipmox: Safe** / **kipmox: Auto** in the status bar. | | **When to use** | When you prefer the Command Palette over the status bar toggle. | | **Available from** | Command Palette · Status bar | * Switching to Safe Mode: *"Safe Mode enabled — fixes require manual approval"* * Switching to Auto Fix Mode: *"Auto Fix Mode enabled — fixes apply automatically"* See [Safe Mode](/configuration/safe-mode). ### kipmox: Toggle Online / Offline Mode | | | | ------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **What it does** | Switches between online mode (cloud AI) and offline mode (local Ollama model) without opening Settings. | | **When to use** | Any time you want to switch between cloud AI and local AI quickly. | | **Available from** | Command Palette | | Current mode | Result | | ------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Online | Switches to Offline — "kipmox: Switched to Offline Mode — using local Ollama model" | | Offline | Switches to Online — "kipmox: Switched to Online Mode — using cloud AI" | Switching **to Offline Mode** has extra checks: * **Free plan** — shows "kipmox: Offline Mode is a Pro feature." with an **Upgrade to Pro** button * **Pro, offline not set up** — shows "kipmox: Offline Mode requires setup first. Set it up now?" with a **Set Up Offline Mode** button * **Pro, offline set up** — switches immediately Switching back to Online Mode always works with no checks. ## Offline Mode ### kipmox: Set Up Offline Mode | | | | ------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **What it does** | Launches the guided setup — installs Ollama and downloads a local AI model so kipmox runs fully offline, with no code leaving your machine. | | **When to use** | When you want to set up local offline AI for the first time. | | **Available from** | Command Palette | Offline Mode requires a Pro plan. Running this on Free shows an upgrade prompt. See [Offline Mode](/configuration/offline-mode). ### kipmox: Clean Up Offline Files | | | | ------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **What it does** | Guided removal of the Offline Mode setup — removes the local AI model and optionally uninstalls Ollama. | | **When to use** | When you want to remove Offline Mode and free up disk space, or before switching machines. | | **Available from** | Command Palette | ## Account ### kipmox: Refresh Account | | | | ------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **What it does** | Re-checks your sign-in and plan status with the kipmox backend and updates the panel. | | **When to use** | Right after upgrading to Pro, or if the panel shows the wrong plan. | | **Available from** | Command Palette | ### kipmox: Sign Out | | | | ------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **What it does** | Signs you out of kipmox in VS Code. You can sign back in anytime with a magic link. | | **When to use** | When switching accounts or signing out on a shared machine. | | **Available from** | Command Palette | The full deploy-and-fix workflow Built-in rules and custom YAML config